In this scenario, the government would have been forced to take land from white farmers and give it to newly freed slaves.
Many politicians were unwilling to confiscate land from white farmers to give it to blacks farmers because they felt this was a violation of American citizens natural rights. During this time period, ownership of land was seen as extremely valuable as agriculture was still the main source of income for most American families. By taking away someone's land and giving it to someone else, politicians felt that they would be creating an extremely powerful and tryannical federal government. This is why the government never takes farm land and gives it to newly freed African American citizens.
1. He was a banker
2. He wasn’t against slavery, but he warned the south on how dangerous it could be with having them
3. He was the president of a St Louis streetcar company
HERES THE WEBSITE: scroll down to “Sherman before the civil war” for more info
https://www.history.com/topics/american-civil-war/william-t-sherman#section_3
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James Walter McCord Jr. was an American CIA officer, later involved, as an electronics expert, in the burglaries which precipitated the Watergate scandal. <em><u>Hope this helps! </u></em>
